On Mon, 22 Mar 1999, Glen W. Forister wrote:
> My server has 6 IP numbers and space devoted to 6 Web Sites.
> I used the following commands:
> HOSTINCLUDE 169.237.132.84
> HOSTEXCLUDE 169.237.132.80
> HOSTEXCLUDE 169.237.132.81
> HOSTEXCLUDE 169.237.132.82
> HOSTEXCLUDE 169.237.132.83
> HOSTEXCLUDE 169.237.132.75
> HOSTEXCLUDE 169.237.132.76
> to isolate the information for only the first IP#.
> The end result was:
> Successful requests: 0
> Corrupt logfile lines: 2
> Unwanted logfile entries: 47,477
>
> 209.226.44.46, -, 2/25/99, 8:39:08, W3SVC, EHSERV, 169.237.132.80, 1492,
> 297, 6047, 200, 0, GET, /index.htm, -,
> 169.237.132.27, -, 2/25/99, 8:40:38, W3SVC, EHSERV, 169.237.132.84, 20,
> 230, 1989, 200, 0, GET, /index.htm, -,
> What did I do wrong to get zero results.
You need VHOSTINCLUDE instead of HOSTINCLUDE -- the Host is the computer
which asked for something, in this case 209.226.44.46 or 169.237.132.27.
The server which served it is the "virtual host".
By the way, the VHOSTEXCLUDE commands are superfluous -- the VHOSTINCLUDE on
its own throws away anything which doesn't match.
--
Stephen Turner [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.statslab.cam.ac.uk/~sret1/
Statistical Laboratory, 16 Mill Lane, Cambridge CB2 1SB, England
"Ad infinitum, if not ad nauseam." (Interviewee, BBC Radio 4)
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